"Dwight Howard Is Not A Superstar" - Steve Kerr

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He’s an All-Star, a great player, but I don’t think he’s a superstar at this stage of his career. Even though it feels like Houston hit a home run and the Lakers struck out, I wouldn’t count on it. Dwight’s a physical specimen and an incredible presence defensively, but it’s tough to run your offense through him. He’s not a good passer, and you can’t rely on him to get baskets down the stretch against a really good defense.
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:manny: It seems like Kerr is pretty accurate with this statement.
 
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Can't really argue with anything in that quote.
At best, he's a second option on a championship team.

RedBull said:
Lebron Kobe would've made him into a superstar.
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Dwight will realize this when he hits 31, has no rings, and is passed by players like Noah, Drummond, and DMC (if he gets to the right team/right coaching staff).
 
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Steve Kerr is the luckiest player in nba history he needs to shut his mouth calling anybody else not a star
 
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Da_Eggman said:
Steve Kerr is the luckiest player in nba history he needs to shut his mouth calling anybody else not a star
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He can't have an opinion? He's more qualified to speak on Dwight Howard than you are to speak on Steve Kerr.
 
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